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An assessment of how The Childcare Offer for Wales affects children’s rights.
This evaluation report relates to the period from September 2021 to August 2022 and during that period the Offer was accessed by 21,729 children.
This evaluation report relates to the period from September 2020 to August 2021 and during that period the Offer was accessed by 17,824 children.
How we will support people who need help to access and use the Childcare Offer for Wales.
How we will support people who need help to access and use the Childcare Offer for Wales.
The Childcare Offer for Wales: help with childcare costs for eligible parents of 3 to 4 year olds
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More than 3,200 children across North Wales are benefiting from the Welsh Government’s childcare offer with over 600 settings now providing it.
Contact details for Welsh Government offices and other agencies.
Contact details for Welsh Government offices and other agencies.
Contact details for Welsh Government offices and other agencies.
Wales’ Childcare Offer providing 30 hours of early education and care to the working parents of 3 and 4 year olds across Wales is set to reopen, Deputy Minister for Health and Social Care Julie Morgan has announced today.
The hospitality industry offers rewarding, varied and exciting careers Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales Lesley Griffiths said on a visit to Dylan’s restaurant in Llandudno.
List of contact details for, and areas covered by, registered woodland planners.
How we will support people who need help to access and use the Childcare Offer for Wales.
The Additional Support Grant provides funding to help ensure that eligible children with additional support needs can access the Childcare Offer.
A new national digital service which will streamline the Childcare Offer for parents and childcare providers has launched.
The Childcare Offer will be extended to parents in education and training and parents on adoption leave, the Welsh Government has announced.
Minister for Children, Huw Irranca-Davies, has visited a nursery on Anglesey to find out how children and their parents are benefiting from the Childcare Offer.
These are detailed reports drawn from an online survey conducted amongst Visit Wales consumer contacts.